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If you don’t wear a retainer after your orthodontic treatment ends, your teeth will quickly drift back to their crooked positions. Here’s how to protect your investment and your smile by choosing the right retainer.

Whether you do it in your sleep or when you’re wide awake and stressed out, gnashing your teeth takes a toll on your oral and overall health. Here’s why your teeth-grinding habit is a big deal.

Your teeth are harder than your bones, but that doesn’t mean they’re invincible. Cracks happen even when you’re wearing braces, and they need immediate attention. Here’s what you need to know.

It’s a myth that kids and teens have a monopoly on the braces market. It’s never too late for a great smile, which is why adult orthodontics is more popular than ever.

If you grind your teeth, you may have tooth damage, headaches, facial pain, and relationship problems — you need help. Here’s how we can curb your habit and save your health and social life.

Most kids go through an awkward phase of lengthy limbs, knobby knees, and crooked teeth. You know they’ll grow into their body, but will their teeth straighten themselves out, too? Find out here.

Why would anyone choose traditional braces over the streamlined and invisible options available? Keep reading to discover when and why “old school” hardware may trump the new technology.

It’s common to experience a little discomfort when wearing your retainer. But if you notice severe or worsening pain, you might have another issue that could be harmful to your oral health. Make sure you know the difference.

Clear aligners have been around for decades; you know they can correct protruding, gapped, and crooked teeth. But did you know they can fix bad bites, too? If you have an overbite, clear aligners could work for you.

It’s never too late to fix your teeth. Kids and grownups alike have multiple orthodontic options that deliver straight, healthy smiles. But that doesn’t mean they’re all the same — here’s how adult treatments differ.

Congratulations! You just got braces, and you’re on your way to a straighter, healthier smile. If your teeth feel a little sore during the first few days and weeks, stick to soft foods. Here are some of the best braces-friendly eats.